K-Sujebi Challenge to Win Over My Bestie’s Palate! Success or Fail? [Sub]

Eat slowly

There's none, Suji

There's none

Hello

We are the Hanu Couple

Today, since we have a guest at our house,

we're going to film a vlog of making sujebi (hand-pulled dough soup).

And

my friend came from Russia,

so I'll introduce what she brought.

And how our eating habits are different from Korea's,

I'll try to film that.

What are you making today?

Sujebi

But I ordered seafood, the delicious kind,

but it didn't arrive from Coupang.

So we have to make it with this today.

What we already had.

What can we do?

Sujebi

Isn't there not enough dough?

That's why there are five potatoes, honey.

You're putting in five potatoes?

This is potato sujebi haha

Isn't it potato soup then?

Honey, you don't know how delicious potatoes are, do you?

No, I know potatoes are delicious, but

the sujebi isn't the main part,

so this means the potatoes are...

Honey, what are you saying

to the person who's cooking right now?

Alright haha

Just eat it deliciously.

Okay...

Our cultures are a bit different, you know.

It's because Olha has learned a certain amount of Korean culture.

But if it's someone who

is completely unaware, then a little

misunderstanding could arise.

First of all,

when we eat,

there's a saying.

"When I eat,

I hear nothing

and I say nothing."

So you're not supposed to say anything when you eat?

Right.

You have to eat quietly?

Right, you have to.

Then when you eat with friends,

you don't say anything?

You can talk with friends.

But when you were young,

when you ate with your parents,

were you taught that way?

Right.

Not to talk.

No wonder Nastya was so quiet haha

But we don't really

talk that much.

Let's eat quietly from now on too haha

But since we eat while watching TV,

that's why we eat quietly.

You're good with the knife.

Really?

Maybe because the knife is sharp? haha

Eat slowly.

There's none, Suji.

There's none.

Maybe the second difference is,

Korea has only one staple food.

Rice.

If you don't eat rice, you don't feel full.

We live on the power of rice...

So for example, "Did you eat?"

"Yeah, I had a sandwich."

"That's not a meal."

There are a lot of people

who say that.

In the former Soviet countries,

there isn't just one designated staple food.

For example, on Monday,

we eat potatoes as a staple.

And on Tuesday,

maybe buckwheat rice.

On Wednesday, maybe rice.

You can eat differently almost every day.

There are many people who eat bread,

but that's not a staple either.

So there's no staple food at all?

You just eat whatever you want that day?

Right.

But Olha, you eat a lot of potatoes too.

I like potatoes.

I just,

personally, I like potatoes a lot.

In our house, we always

have potatoes, don't we?

haha We always have potatoes at home.

Mostly, yes.

But potatoes are also in Korean dishes.

They're delicious in braised mackerel.

Potato pancakes are so delicious.

Gamjatang (pork bone soup).

Potatoes... haha Honey, Gamjatang is about the meat.

Do you know what that means?

I know, it's the cut of meat.

It's the cut called "gamja".

I know, I'm Korean.

I'm Korean.

That one...

I'm not sure.

This is how I live.

My wife is cooking,

and I'm bothering her from the side.

Playing with Suji,

watching YouTube on the sofa.

This

is a man's life, right? haha

Right, but the problem is,

if you cook, honey,

I have to do a major clean-up.

What are you talking about?

I'm very clean when I cook.

So I'd rather do it myself.

I'm a very neat person, so

the sink is very clean.

haha The gas stove is a complete

mess that needs to be replaced.

And when you eat ramen, everything gets splattered red.

But ramen doesn't taste good if you microwave it.

You have to cook it on the stove for it to be delicious.

Honey, it's better not to eat ramen at all.

It's not good for your health.

Ramen is my staple food.

It's my soul food, ramen and ramen noodles.

With Nastya and Olha,

there's something I want to try together.

What is it?

The Fire Noodle Challenge.

It's a bit out of trend, but

we haven't filmed it.

So we should film it.

We should film something else.

We should create our own trend now.

I'm hanging up.

Olha?

Yes...

So how long will it take?

What?

To finish everything.

About 20 minutes?

What should I do?

Lie down on the sofa

and watch YouTube?

Everything will be fine if you're just quiet.

You want me to be quiet?

Yeah haha

I'm always quiet.

I'm a very quiet person, so

Can you please answer?

haha Honey, I can't hear you, I can't hear you.

Koreans are really good at making these.

Broth coins.

So delicious.

The third difference is,

most Koreans

go for a 1st round, 2nd round, 3rd round,

moving around to different places

to hang out.

But in the former Soviet countries, most people

gather in one place,

eat there,

have dessert there,

and drink there too.

You mean you hang out in one place?

Right.

Going around to different places like this,

I haven't seen it much.

So do the restaurants sell all sorts of things?

They have everything.

They really sell sushi and pizza.

In one place?

Right.

But nowadays,

other places are opening up,

but when I was young, it was mostly like that.

So they have to sell everything

for people to come.

If one friend wants to eat sushi,

and I want to eat pizza,

then a place where we can go together

is almost non-existent.

Other than buffets and such.

In Korea, a place that sells a lot of things is

Kimbap Heaven.

Right.

They have everything there.

You can eat a variety of things there.

I go there often.

To eat ramen.

Honey haha, that's a lie.

Eating ramen at work,

Olha doesn't catch me haha

To my colleagues, shh!! haha

From now on, what you eat for lunch,

always take a picture and send it to me.

I can just get it from Google.

I'm hanging up haha

Isn't she cute?

I'm showing you because she's cute.

Do not bother Suji.

Please do this.

This is a piece of cake.

But why are there only two?

You didn't eat mine, did you?

I didn't.

No, they said it would rain,

but it's not raining at all and the weather is just nice.

Suji, what are you doing?

Sunbathing?

Now, the fourth

difference is that

most Korean dishes...

20 minutes, 30 minutes,

they're made very quickly.

But in the former Soviet countries, to make food,

it usually takes over an hour.

So people usually cook a lot on the weekend,

and for the whole week, they heat that up

and eat it. So there's that aspect.

So we just

put it in the fridge,

heat it up in the microwave or on the stove,

and eat it.

And here?

We eat it once and throw it away.

My mom always

says I'll eat it tomorrow,

you know.

But what does honey say?

He tells me to throw it away haha

Just throw it away, throw it away.

No, because it might go bad

or the taste will worsen

if you leave it for a long time.

But,

for example, in the case of borscht,

they say it tastes even better the next day.

Well, it's probably similar to curry in that sense.

Right.

Olha is quite generous with her portions haha

She has put a lot in right now.

The sujebi isn't even in yet.

The sujebi isn't in?

Not yet.

I'll give you a helpful tip.

What tip?

If you put a spoon inside like this,

and the spoon can stand up,

they say it's delicious.

Do you know why?

Who says so?

Because it's rich.

It's delicious because there's a lot inside.

The spoon standing up,

which country

In the former Soviet countries, they really say that.

Where?

In the former Soviet countries.

- There are a lot of ingredients? - When guests come, you must do it this way.

I'm really right.

You have to believe everything Olha says.

Well, it's probably true haha

I like my sujebi well-cooked.

haha

I like it well-cooked.

What did you say?

Huh? haha

"The sujebi my wife made is the most delicious."

You should say it like that.

The well-cooked

sujebi my wife made is delicious.

Suji,

life is so enjoyable, isn't it?

You don't have to earn money,

just sleep,

eat canned food and Churu treats,

and when you poop, someone cleans it up for you.

You have a happy life.

Do you want to switch with Dad?

No?

You like your life now?

I'm also envious of your life right now.

It's hot.

It's done well.

Are you adding seaweed?

- What is this? - It's almost done, so...

Is it PPL (product placement)?

haha lol

It would be great if it were PPL, right? haha

But it's not.

But it's just

pollack roe seaweed that we buy and eat.

Delicious pollack roe seaweed.

Looks delicious.

There's kimchi too.

And cucumbers too.

This time, the one who came from Russia,

manager Nastya,

has tried it before, but

as if she hasn't tried it today,

I think you can try it again.

But honey, even if it's not good,

you have to pretend it's delicious.

Mmm~~~

It's delicious.

It's my first meal of the day haha

It's 3 PM and it's my first meal.

Nastya says it's delicious too.

Nastya,

can't say it's not delicious now that she's here, but

Originally, sujebi

is eaten for the taste of kimchi.

Olha chose well from Coupang.

Next time, make it for me haha

When you eat,

you must not make any noise.

Exactly.

- Like Nastya - You must eat quietly, quietly.

Quietly.

You can't even talk.

Just focus on your food.

But if we don't talk,

isn't there nothing to upload on YouTube? haha

Everyone, a little bit of haha

It's meditation time.

They're going to COEX today, the two of them.

Say hi if you see them haha

When Nastya first came,

honey, you didn't know you had to eat quietly.

haha

She must have thought I was a very strange person.

I told her too,

to please understand.

That our child is very lacking.

Ask Nastya that.

If she's ever had Fire Noodles.

You haven't tried it?

haha I guess we have to film it.

Nastya,

in Russia,

what's your favorite Korean food?

Bungeoppang (fish-shaped pastry).

Bungeoppang?

She loves it.

But that's not a meal.

It's not a dish haha

What they sell there is mostly street food.

Street food, ramen, tteokbokki.

They sell a lot of things like that, chicken.

So actually, Nastya

the Korean food she has tried

is all food that I made.

So the problem is, Nastya

doesn't know the taste of Korean food.

She might not know the authentic taste of Korean food haha

Suji's fur haha

This is our main seasoning.

It's more delicious with Suji's fur.

Well, we're always eating it anyway haha

We're going to Jeju Island tomorrow...

They're going to Jeju Island without me.

You're supposed to go to Jeju Island without your husband haha

Honey, you went to Japan without Olha.

Olha even bought you the plane ticket.

I don't remember.

You don't remember?

Your memory is quite bad.

I ate it all.

These two people

left some behind.

Because they eat little.

There are some potatoes left.

You shouldn't leave food.

You don't know how healthy this is, do you?

People from Gangwon-do, please write in the comments.

Nastya.

She said 12 points.

12 points?

12 out of 10? haha

That's probably why she left some haha

You left it to eat later?

haha Tomorrow, I'll heat it up and...

The things she brought from Russia,

like snacks,

what she has,

I'll introduce them.

Every time Nastya comes,

she asks what she should bring.

But, from when I was young,

there's something I enjoyed eating.

This is called "Hematogen".

If you look, she brought the most of this.

I think I've already eaten about five.

This is when I was with my mom,

when we went to the hospital as a child.

You have to get a blood test.

So my mom would say if I endure it now,

she would buy this for me soon.

It was a food I could only eat on good days.

This is good for your health,

but it's a bit sweet.

So kids love it.

But do you know what this is?

What is it?

This is albumin from cow's blood.

Oh.

It's made from that.

It's made from cow's blood?

Right.

It looks like chocolate,

but it's very good for your health.

It's iron, haha.

It's high in iron?

Right.

Because it's high in iron,

kids can eat it almost every day

without any problem.

But here,

there's some sugar in it.

So it looks like this.

But when I was little,

I didn't know it was made from cow's blood

haha.

Olha gets the big one, honey gets the small one.

Mmm~~

Delicious, right?

It's chocolate, but

if sundae (Korean blood sausage) were born as a dessert.

haha

It tastes a bit like sundae haha

It has that iron taste, that metallic taste.

Really?

The taste of iron.

You have to buy this at a pharmacy.

They sell it at pharmacies.

Right...

So

my mom bought it for me every time we went to the hospital.

They don't sell it at regular supermarkets.

The picture is also very old-fashioned.

I still prefer the old-fashioned taste a little bit.

I think it's more delicious.

Is this the same thing?

Yes.

Is this also made from cow's blood?

It has vitamins and stuff in it.

It has a lot of iron too.

What is this?

This is

called "pryanik," which is a cookie.

But it's a slightly moist cookie.

Inside,

there are many types here,

but this "Tula pryanik" is very famous.

Inside, like this,

there's something like jam.

Let's share this.

This is delicious.

Delicious, right?

This one is more delicious.

This one is for being healthy.

This one is much better than that one.

This is also delicious.

This is usually eaten

while drinking tea.

It's not overly sweet,

so I think it's delicious.

Finally, the honey.

Most of my friends bring me honey.

I personally like honey,

and when I cook, instead of sugar,

I also use a lot of honey.

So my friends bring a lot of different things,

but

this is cedar resin honey.

And this one, do you know royal jelly?

Royal jelly honey.

It's honeybee honey, right?

Yes.

I haven't tried either of these.

It's a bit strange.

What is it?

Mmm~~

It's like a sponge.

This looks exactly like doenjang (soybean paste) haha

It's very delicious.

What's inside it?

Is it pine nuts?

I don't know.

But it's delicious.

There's something like nuts inside,

it's delicious and sweet.

But it's too sweet.

But honey is originally

supposed to be sweet to be delicious.

But I've really liked honey since I was little,

and at home,

if there are no snacks,

I just eat honey like this.

With a spoon.

This tastes like Sol-ui-nun (pine bud drink).

It has a slight taste like this.

It tastes like wood, like a tree.

It's really delicious.

This can be spread on bread

and eaten.

So honey,

which one was the most delicious?

This one haha

This is the most delicious.

He doesn't know taste...

I'm going to eat it when I go to COEX haha

Eat it all, eat it all, I'll give it to you, I'll give it to you.

Eat up, my baby.

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